What were the main economic causes of the American Revolution?
The American Revolution

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11th Grade
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Daniela Sorrenti
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Westward territorial expansion.
Development of new industrial technologies.
Taxation without representation and trade restrictions imposed by Great Britain.
Increase in agricultural production in America.
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How did the Seven Years' War influence the tensions between the colonies and Great Britain?
Tensions decreased due to trade agreements with Great Britain.
The war led to greater cooperation between the colonies and Great Britain.
The colonies gained immediate independence after the war.
Tensions increased due to new taxes imposed by Great Britain to pay off war debts.
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What is the meaning of the Declaration of Independence in the context of the American Revolution?
The Declaration of Independence promotes the British monarchy.
The Declaration of Independence is a foreign policy document.
The Declaration of Independence was written during World War I.
The Declaration of Independence marks the birth of the United States and the struggle for freedom from colonialism.
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What were the social consequences of the American Revolution for the different social classes?
The lower classes gained immediate power.
The social consequences of the American Revolution varied among classes: the upper classes gained power, while the lower classes began to fight for rights and equality.
All social classes remained unchanged after the revolution.
The upper classes were forced to give up their privileges.
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How did the American Revolution inspire other independence movements around the world?
The American Revolution only inspired movements in Latin America.
The American Revolution led to the creation of monarchies in Europe.
The American Revolution had an exclusively economic impact without influencing human rights.
The American Revolution inspired independence movements around the world through the example of rebellion against oppression and the spread of ideals of freedom and human rights.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What were the main battles of the American Revolution and their impact?
Normandy and Stalingrad
Waterloo and Trafalgar
Gettysburg and Antietam
The main battles were Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill, Saratoga, and Yorktown.
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How did the American Revolution influence the formation of the government of the United States?
The American Revolution made the United States a country without laws.
The American Revolution immediately abolished slavery.
The American Revolution influenced the formation of the government of the United States by introducing democratic principles and the Constitution.
The American Revolution led to absolute monarchy.
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